Browse gourami fish for sale, from dwarf, honey and sparkling gouramis for small tanks to pearl, blue, gold and opaline gouramis for larger community aquariums. These peaceful labyrinth fish breathe air from the surface, show beautiful color and add a calm, graceful presence to any tank. Buy gouramis online at Live Fish Store and we ship overnight to your door.
Why buy gouramis from Live Fish Store
- Healthy, colorful fish: selected for full fins, bright color and eager feeding.
- Overnight shipping: live orders ship via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Air.
- Live arrival guarantee: every gourami is covered from our door to yours.
- Free shipping on $80+: qualifying aquatic-life orders ship free within the USA.
Choosing the right gourami for your tank
Small species such as honey, sparkling and dwarf gouramis are comfortable in 10 to 20 gallons, while pearl, three-spot and kissing gouramis need 30 gallons or more, and giant gouramis outgrow all but the largest home aquariums. Most gouramis prefer warm water of 74 to 82°F, gentle flow and plenty of plants, including floating plants for shade and bubble nests.
Gouramis are generally peaceful, but males can be territorial with each other, so keep one male per tank or provide lots of space and cover. Good tankmates include tetras, rasboras, corydoras and other calm fish; avoid fin nippers and boisterous barbs. Feed quality flake or small pellets with frozen or freeze-dried foods a few times a week.
Shipping and live arrival guarantee
Gouramis ship overnight via FedEx Priority Overnight or UPS Next Day Air, carefully packed for the trip. If a fish arrives DOA, report it within 2 hours of delivery for store credit or a replacement under our live arrival guarantee. Qualifying aquatic-life orders of $80 or more ship free within the USA.
Frequently asked questions
Are gouramis good for beginners?
Yes. Honey, pearl and three-spot gouramis are hardy and forgiving; dwarf gouramis are a little more sensitive and need clean, stable water.
Can I keep two gouramis together?
Two females or a male and female usually get along. Two males of the same species often fight unless the tank is large and heavily planted.
Why does my gourami go to the surface?
Gouramis have a labyrinth organ that lets them breathe air, so surface trips are normal. Leave a gap between the water and the lid.
